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Margit Slachta
Margaret Slachta
Hungarian activist, editor (1884-1974).
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Margit Slachta
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Place of Birth
Košice
Place of Death
Buffalo
New York City
Country of Citizenship
Hungary
Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
1/6/1974
Award Received
Righteous Among the Nations
(2/18/1969)
Date of Birth
9/18/1884
1884
Given Name
Margit
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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Work Location
Family Name
Religion or Worldview
Sex or Gender
Described by Source
Member of Political Party
Occupation
Native Language
Significant Event
Position Held
English
Hungarian
Budapest
Catholic Church
Female
A Biographical Dictionary of Women's Movements and Feminisms
Subject Named As
:
SLACHTA, Margit (1884–1974)
Page(s)
:
521
Page(s)
:
521-525
[Almanac of the National Assembly of 1945]
Page(s)
:
519
Language of Work or Name
:
Hungarian
URL
:
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Follows
:
József Sisitka
Publication Date
:
1999
Party of Christian National Unity
Christian Women's League
Civic Democratic Party
Nun
Teacher
Editor
Social Activist
Politician
Hungarian
Emigration
(6/22/1949)
Destination Point
:
United States
Point in Time
:
6/22/1949
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(3/25/1920 - 2/16/1922)
Parliamentary Group
:
Party of Christian National Unity
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian Women's League
Parliamentary Term
:
1920-1922 Legislative Term
Start Time
:
3/25/1920
End Time
:
2/16/1922
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(11/4/1945 - January 1946)
Parliamentary Group
:
Civic Democratic Party
Parliamentary Term
:
1945-1947 Legislative Term
Electoral District
:
Budapest
Elected In
:
1945 Hungarian Parliamentary Election
Start Time
:
11/4/1945
End Time
:
January 1946
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(January 1946 - 8/31/1947)
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Term
:
1945-1947 Legislative Term
Start Time
:
January 1946
End Time
:
8/31/1947
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(8/31/1947 - 6/22/1949)
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian Women's League
Parliamentary Term
:
1947-1949 Legislative Term
Elected In
:
1947 Hungarian Parliamentary Election
End Cause
:
Emigration
Start Time
:
8/31/1947
End Time
:
6/22/1949
Country of Citizenship
:
Hungary
Point in Time
:
2/18/1969
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
Slachta
Followed By
:
Imre Somogyi
Author
:
Ilona Mona
Author
:
Margit Balogh
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